There are exceptions for instance, Daeodons gain 120 food from their preferred kibble (Iguanadon/Superior), which normally only gives 90.Kibbles will give either 60 or 90 food per kibble. Most dinos gain 80 food from their preferred kibble, even if other dinos would gain more. The amount of food per kibble depends on the type of kibble and whether the kibble is preferred by a particular dino. Kibble can last for very long periods of time when stacked and preserved in a Preserving Bin or Refrigerator (Refrigerator is recommended as the spoilage time is greatly increased). It also stacks to 10 and weighs little compared to other foods. Kibble takes 3 days to spoil, which makes it last longer than most other food types. Kibble can be used as regular food for tamed dinos. See also Egg for a list of eggs and their size. It takes 30 seconds to cook 1 kibble in a Cooking Pot.
Breeding creatures is a great way to generate eggs on-demand.Ĭooking these kibbles requires a lit Cooking Pot so in addition you need fuel for the fire. When creating Kibbles in an Industrial Cooker which is hooked up to a water irrigation system, no waterskin or other water-container is necessary.įertilized eggs can also be used to make Kibble. In addition to the ingredients listed below, all kibble recipes require a Waterskin with at least 25% water in it (any other Water-container works, but will be completely used up regardless of capacity). Follow the same instructions as when cooking with a Cooking Pot or Industrial Cooker. Learning an Engram is not necessary to create kibbles and there are no Engrams available for them, instead recipes are found throughout the world. For this reason, having as many types of kibble as possible will allow the imprinting rate to increase. During care, they may want to be hand fed a randomly selected kibble, including any kibble that is not their species' preferred food. Kibble is also used for imprinting baby dinos. Non-favorite kibbles gives only 1/8 of the taming progress than the favorite kibbles. The food value of a Kibble depends on the Creature and the type of food. Scorpions, Dung Beetles, Spiders, Vultures, and Karkinos only.Speed values are outdated, just use it as a rough overview.See Taming for more info about the taming process.The order of effectiveness (in terms of taming duration) in food for taming creatures is:
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Previously, this Kibble was used to passively tame an Ichthyosaurus or a Mesopithecus on PC and Console however, it is still used to passively tame those Creatures on ARK: Survival Evolved Mobile.Ĭurrently, this Kibble is used to forcefully tame Dilophosaur, Dodo, Kairuku, Parasaur, and Phiomia and to passively tame Mesopithecus on PC and Console.įor other creatures, this Kibble will be valued less than regular Meat and Berries (only 66% of their effectiveness) and thus is not advised to be used for those. Previously, this Kibble was used to forcefully tame a Pteranodon on PC and Console however, it is still used to forcefully tame that Creature on ARK: Survival Evolved Mobile. Alternatively, it can be crafted in the TEK Kibble Processor using any amount of Kibble equal to a value of 1. This Kibble is no longer craftable by any means on PC and Console however, it can still be crafted in the Cooking Pot or Industrial Cooker on ARK: Survival Evolved Mobile. Kibble has a higher taming effect than other food like Berries or Meat, meaning the taming meter will rise faster, while also dropping the Taming Effectiveness less, resulting in more extra levels when the taming process is finished. The main use of this Kibble is to feed it to a creature that you are taming. Kibble (Dodo Egg) is a Basic Kibble in ARK: Survival Evolved.
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